I only need 10 or 15 amps. Can I use the 30 amp fuse holder for 15 amps?
2532
Yes. Just use the appropriate size fuse for each circuit depending on what you have hooked up.
2533
If 15 amps are needed, then a 25 amp fuse should be used. You want about 20% headroom over the maximum current draw. If the holder has a 30 amp fuse you can just remove it and install the correct size for your application. Do not use a 30 amp fuse for a 15 amp draw, as it could potentially cause an over current condition destroying whatever it is your trying to protect with the fuse.
2534
Of course all the ATC style fuses are the same size from the 1 amp all the way to the 40 amp fuse. There is no rating on any of the 10 slots
1818128
Not sure. Never tried it. But probably. 15 ampere will trip GFI WITH the 30 amp'er for sure. Unusable for me.
743400
Yea, I would assume. I used it to protect a PID controller. Standard outlets are 15a at 110/120v and you pick the fuse to go in it. 1a to 15a fuses... work fine for me
1563725
Fuse does not have size, it is a glass fuse and the amperage should be approximately 1 amp. You can get a spare by taking to an auto supply store to get correct size, I am an electrical engineer, so the power calculation indicates a 1 amp fuse. Do not use this device on any heat loads.
1538291
Yes you can if you cannot find the 150 fuse yiu just need replace the holder.. Only do this if the amps need it, if your fuse is too strong it won't blow on a short and you may damage the amps even your car fuse box.Also I have 1200 class D fosgate amp, 2000 watt Lazar for highs, 250 watt for tweeters. All three running off this wiring kit never had any issue or blew fuse
1615458
You want to first consult your owners manual for the 1500 wt inverter to see what size and type of fuse they recommend. I have a Zantrex 2000 wt and also another at 1000wt and Mine recommended the ANL Fuse. I have two different size fuses installed in this holder and I have heavy cable connected between the fuse holder and the inverter. Again I would recommend what the inverter manual suggests. The cable you can find here on Amazon. Sorry I am not more help.
1002354
the short answer is yes. i am not sure the amperage draw of the lights. I have mine on a 10 amp fuse.
464066
Depends on the size of the inline fuse you use. A 15amp inline fuse should be sufficient to run 2 laptops. Or a laptop and a cooler.
1742126
I'm not sure, but I can run it just fine on my antiquated screw-in fuse 120 v, 15amp circuit.
132957
Yes, it is only a 15 amp fuse. The amplifier does not produce 45W RMS, it takes the feed from your factory stereo and increases it to 45W. Its closer to a 25W RMS x 4 amp. With that said, I put one in my truck and one in my Jeep and I love them.
1357292
If it is wired properly you should only need a 10amp fuse. If there is too many items on the supply line then it may blow fuse. It should be listed in the instructions what the max fuse size is
1442861
Yes, that is correct. I recommend wiring a 10 amp or less fuse with the unit to prevent burning it out by pulling to much power.
464200
10 amp. in a fuse link should be fine. If it pops after extended run time, bump it up to a 15 amp. Remember the fuse should be the weakest point in the circuit so any fuse should be OK if you use the right wiring and nothing gets warm.
366732
Any 5amp fuse at the parts store will work Be careful u dont pull out red and black wirs lose from batteries.
992903
The wire gage should be heavier for 15 amps! You can probably get by with the 10 amps and it's not going to hurt anything. If the fuse isn't enough it will simply blow which will not hurt anything............
1783832
you should put a 10A fuse in series, a fast-acting type, not a slo-blow type. If you intend to measure 30A then you really need a different model which support 30A. Those require an external shunt resistor wired together with the meter, and this is part# is usually shown next to the product if it's not included already.
1112111
If you are intending to run 30 amps continuously then I would agree the wiring may be a little small. You could remove the spade contacts from the connector, carefully open the crimps securing the wire to the contact and recrimp/solder your 10 gauge wires to it. The relay should be good for 30 amps.